Mountain Pacific Sports Federation

 
UC Davis senior midfield Maddie Myers (Walnut Creek, CA/Las Lomas HS) ranks No. 10 in the NCAA in free position goals per game (1.33), No. 11 in free position percentage (.714), No. 22 in goals (43), and No. 37 in points (56). An MPSF season-high three-time offensive player of the week in 2021, Myers has scored in every game this season, logging nine hat tricks (including a pair of five-goal games) to rank second on the team. On March 5 at San Diego State, Myers tallied an eight-point game which stood as the MPSF season-high for the next six weeks. She ranks second in the MPSF in points, goals, draw controls (67), and shots (86), and leads the conference in free position goals (20), while standing tied for fifth in assists (13), tied for third in caused turnovers (12), and No. 10 in ground balls (21). Myers is the second MPSF Player of the Year recipient from UC Davis, joining Taylor Cuenin from 2018 and 2019.
 
Fresno State freshman attacker Logann Eldredge (Herriman, UT/Herriman HS) finished the regular season fourth on the team in goals (23), and second in points (32), while she ranked No. 11 and tied for No. 8 in the MPSF respectively. Eldredge tied the program record with five MPSF Rookie of the Week awards, and had the most consecutive awards (3) in team history (Mar. 22-Apr. 5). She scored five hat tricks, and had at least one goal in all but one game. Eldredge had a career-best four goals and three assists for seven points at Kent State. Her seven points tied for third-most in single-game program history. She had three points each against the Bulldogs' ranked opponents this season - three goals vs. No. 20 USC and one goal and two assists against No. 16 Stanford. She is one of just two freshmen to earn all-conference honors this year. Eldredge is Fresno State’s third-straight MPSF Rookie of the Year recipient (Sydney Skalstad-2019; Mackenzie Wallevand-2018).
UC Davis Head Coach Suzanne Isidor makes it three-for-three as MPSF Coach of the Year in her first four seasons at the helm of the Aggies. UC Davis is making its third-straight appearance in the MPSF Championship game as the No. 1 seed, having won both conference games for the third-straight year. The Aggies are 11-4 (.733) and riding a four-game win streak entering the MPSF Championship. UCD had five wins against the Pac-12 this year, defeating Oregon twice and California three times. Maddie Myers made it three straight years for the Aggies in receiving the MPSF Player of the Year award, while the team placed a high of seven players on the all-conference team. Sorana Larson led the nation in scoring for several weeks this year. She leads the MPSF with 60 goals, 10th-most all-time in the MPSF for a single-season. The fifth head coach in UC Davis Lacrosse history, Isidor is the program’s lone MPSF Coach of the Year recipient.